Fluence Energy, the US battery and energy storage service provider backed by parent companies Siemens and AES, has posted its financial results for Q4 –revenue down 49% to $169 million, gross profit down $38 million to $23 million, gross margin up from 10.5% to 12.5%, and net losses more than doubling from $25.6 million to $57 million. Its actual deployments of energy storage grew from 5 GW / 12.8 GWh in Q3 to 5.8 GW / 14.8 GWh in Q4. Fluence attributes the reduced revenue to delayed customer contract-signing and competitive pressure, even in a global context of strong demand. The company says to expect increased revenue fluctuation throughout 2025, which makes sense as it supplies batteries mostly to utility-scale…